Ashton Energy Center (CAISO-54668) — Project Summary

Queue ID
CAISO-54668
Capacity
2100 MW
Technology
Solar+Battery
Status
active
Location
Nye, NV
Region
CAISO
Developer
IA Status
Not Started

Ashton Energy Center

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2,100 MW hybrid in Nye, NV · In queue since April 2023 · Proposed COD December 2032

2,100 MW

Capacity

2

Components

Solar + Battery

3y 1m

In Queue

Not Started

IA Status

COD target: 2032

Interconnection

Total Duration

9y 8m

In Study38%
Queue EntryApr 17, 2023

Interconnection request submitted to ISO/RTO

Cluster Study (Phase I/II)Current

CAISO uses cluster studies where projects are batched annually and studied together.

Typical: 36–48 months (IR to IA)

Interconnection Agreement

Interconnection agreement not yet executed

Typical: 30–60 days (negotiation)

Commercial Operation

Proposed COD: 2032-12-01

Technology
Solar1,050 MW · 50%
Battery1,050 MW · 50%
About

The Ashton Energy Center is a proposed 2100 MW hybrid solar and battery project located in Nye County, Nevada. The development project consists of 1050 MW of solar capacity coupled with 1050 MW of battery energy storage. The project is sponsored by GLW and is currently active in the CAISO interconnection queue as queue ID CAISO-54668.

The Ashton Energy Center entered the CAISO queue on April 17, 2023, with a proposed commercial operation date of December 1, 2032. As of the latest data, the interconnection agreement (IA) status is "Not Started". The point of interconnection (POI) is the VALLEY SWITCH 230 kV. The project has appeared in recent news coverage.

Generated from interconnection queue and public data sources

Project Details

State

NV

County

Nye

Grid Region

CAISO (California)

Market

ISO/RTO Member

Developer

Utility

GLW

Entity

CAISO

Service Type

Point of Interconnection

VALLEY SWITCH 230 kV

Data Source

LBNL

Market Context
Approximate
ISO / RTO
CAISO
Trading Hub
TH_NP15_GEN-APND
Hub Confidence
LOW

This project's market context is estimated from its Point of Interconnection. Hub and node assignments are approximate and based on geographic inference from the POI substation name.

No news available for this project.